After sitting on the sofa pretending to be innocent for the duration of the phone call, Jon's face had gone a little stiff before Mr. Smith finally finished dealing with the matter on the other end.
Howard, who had answered the call, was an old acquaintance of Love's. The two went back and forth for a while before getting to the point. After talking for some time, he was quite surprised by Love's request.
In fact, it was perfectly normal for a "successful person" like Love to want to manage his wealth.
It was just that people at their level generally had no need to use a Headhunting Company to find someone to handle their assets. Any reasonably reliable wealth management firm on the market could offer returns that met their expectations.
Besides, Love's requirements were strange.
What exactly was a financial professional who could remain composed, adapt to changing circumstances, and obey the boss's wishes completely?
Did such a "professional" really need to be found through a Headhunting Company?
Confused as he was, Howard had to admit that Love's offer was quite generous.
His company arranged contracts between clients and talent, and their commissions were substantial. What Love had described was an extremely simple small case; he could pick any outstanding graduate under his command to handle it.
Still, since it was a request from an old friend, he should put a little more thought into it and find someone suitable.
He flipped through his database and began searching for an appropriate candidate.
"So, can you tell me why now? What exactly are you planning to do with so much money?"
Love straightened his son's collar, then pinched Jon's cheek and asked with utmost seriousness.
He liked giving his son freedom, but that did not mean he ignored everything.